Reports and Surveys | June 13, 2025

Colleges and Universities Are Meeting the Growing Need for Mental Health Benefits

Anxiety, depression, trauma, substance abuse and stress-related disorders have continued to increase among faculty and staff. Higher ed institutions are offering assistance through various benefits. This infographic presents data on mental health benefits from Segal’s 2024 College and University Benefits Study (CUBS).

Currently, there are not enough therapists in the United States to meet demand for care. Digital therapeutic/virtual health offerings are one way to address the shortage of providers.

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A new infographic, based on Segal’s 2024 College and University Benefits Study (CUBS), reveals how colleges and universities are expanding mental health benefits to increase well-being and boost morale at a time of extreme change and uncertainty on U.S. campuses.

From digital/virtual therapy to expanded EAP services such as financial and caregiving support, see what other institutions are offering — and how you can benchmark your own programs.

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CUBS Infographic on Mental Health Benefits

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